In this YouTube video, The Art of Crypto delivers a daily Bitcoin trade call, outlining his systematic approach to predicting market moves. He begins by referencing his recent successful prediction, citing a 75% win rate across his calls, and promotes one‑on‑one coaching. He then establishes a bullish weekly bias based on the previous week’s candle close, proximity to a liquidity point, and overall bullish price action. Using this bias, he explains the "Power of 3" concept: when the price dips below the weekly open, it creates a low‑risk buying opportunity. He identifies a key daily bullish order block that aligns with the weekly plan, expecting price to dip into it early in the week and then expand later. He briefly discusses news timing, suggesting larger moves may occur later in the week, and acknowledges market manipulation, emphasizing reliance on observable institutional footprints (CSDs) rather than insider knowledge. He shifts to the daily bias, noting that the weekly plan overrides daily expectations, and focuses on 1‑hour chart signals: multiple bullish CSDs and a potential decisive 1‑hour close above $79,400 as confirmation. He outlines two specific order‑block zones (≈79,150‑79,000 and 78,900‑78,600) and recommends entering between 7 AM‑10 AM New York time for higher probability. He stresses the need for both a directional opinion and real‑time market agreement before trading, and remains flexible to change the trade if price action contradicts his view. The video concludes with a call to watch a beginner‑friendly tutorial on order blocks, CSDs, and liquidity, and a sign‑off.
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What's good guys, welcome back to another video. I really hope you ended up watching the video from yesterday and took advantage of this move because I couldn't have called this more perfect. Like, we came into the key level and at around the time that we were looking at, we got a CSD and the rest is history. You know, the thing that made yesterday funnier was the amount of crystal ball comments that I got. Like, this is one of them, and then like, this is another one of them, and I got a couple of more messages in DMs as well. The thing that makes yesterday's crystal ball comments even more amazing is the fact that At the moment, Wednesday so far is playing out exactly as I mentioned on Monday and Tuesday. Like, whatever is happening right now, I telegraphed this beforehand on Monday and Tuesday. And it's not a coincidence because I've been publicly documenting my success rate on all of these trade calls that I'm making here on YouTube. And so far I'm at about a 75% win rate, which means that I tend to be right a lot more often compared to when I'm wrong. And so what I've done this week is not a coincidence. And anyone that has followed me for a decent amount of time, you know that I've done this consistently. Like very consistently, probably one of the most consistent ones. Like for example, any of you guys that have followed me for a while, you know that I've been doing this consistently, right? This is not a fluke. This is a very systematic process that I've created over the years to consistently predict and also extract high-quality moves from the market every single day with a feeling that I'm doing this with confidence and not based on guesswork. Now, if you'd like my help to implement that into your own trading as well, I want you to click the first link in the description box below where we're going to work together one-on-one. But With that out of the way, let's actually get into the trade call for today. Just to kick things off, on the weekly chart, we are again looking at a bullish weekly bias. And the reason why I bring this up is, well, I'm going to share a bit of alpha on how I was able to kind of telegraph the Monday, Tuesday, and then potentially Wednesday, Thursday, Friday kind of move. We don't know how Thursday and Friday are going to play out yet, but so far Monday and Tuesday have went exactly the way that I, you know, kind of explained it would. And Wednesday so far is also going pretty much in that direction. So when you have a weekly bias, right, first of all, now the first thing that I do at the start of every week is I try to understand, okay, what direction is this week candle going to be? I try to understand what direction this week's candle is likely going to be heading towards. Now, not necessarily predicting like targets or whatever, but just direction. Based on last week's candle close, we are, you know, that was a very bullish candle close. Not only that, but we're very close to this liquidity point right here. Both of these things combined with the fact that recent price action has also been super bullish leads me to believe that price is reaching for some sort of liquidity level. Then in this case, it's right here. So all of these factors combined, I made a, you know, educated guess that price was going to expand towards the bullish direction for this week. And now that we have direction, it doesn't mean that automatically we just have a trade idea to be able to take advantage of this knowledge of direction in order to make money, right? Well, here comes the second part of the equation, the power of 3. It's a concept that basically if you're bullish for the week, anytime you go below the weekly open— so this is the weekly open right here— this gives you Opportunity to buy low and then potentially sell high later when you get the true weekly expansion, right? You already know direction is going to be here, right? Which means that as you dip, you get an opportunity to get in at very great prices so that you can take profit over here. And here comes the third part of the equation, I guess you would say, is that okay, once you identify the weekly bias and once you identify how the power of three is likely to play out, well, let's look for some key levels where price may actually find a weekly bottom. And the key level that I identified was this bullish order block right here on the daily chart, right? Which matches up Monday. Tuesday dips into the order block, and then Wednesday, Thursday, Friday expands out of it, right? That's the idea that I have. Doesn't mean it's going to come true, but that's the framework that I was using, and that's the framework that I've used in fact for the last year and a half in order to consistently predict these moves. And the fourth thing, right, this is more of an optional thing and more of a bonus, potentially even an advanced thing, but if you take a look at news, you can oftentimes predict when— like for example, with this week, we have absolutely zero news from Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, but we have news on Thursday and Friday. This leads me to believe that chances are, right, chances are the true movement or like the larger expansions, or like the true expansions, whatever you want to call it, they are more likely than not to come on Thursday and Friday instead of the early part of the week. And so that led me to believe that the early parts of the week could just be like a setup, right, to allow the smart money, or to allow anyone who is informed enough to understand this concept, an opportunity to get in and position themselves here so that by the time that true expansion comes over, we can take profit over here. Because the truth is, nothing in the markets happen by random. Like, this is— the financial markets is a very heavily manipulated market. Have big Players who have insider information that you don't. Oh, neither do I actually have that insider information. But you know what we can do? We can look for what are known as institutional footprints, right? Based on the way or based on certain patterns that we've observed happen throughout price action over a large enough sample size, we can reasonably infer that if this, this, or that happens, and chances are the next things that happen are going to be this, this, and that. So based on these patterns, like, I'm not claiming to understand how smart money works. I'm not claiming to understand, like, okay, I want 100% sure that manipulation or whatever is happening in the markets. And frankly speaking, I don't care. All I care about is making money from the markets. And truth be told, you don't necessarily need to understand fully 100%, okay, this is exactly why price moves or whatever in order to make money. All you need is an edge, and you just need a series of patterns that plays out consistently over time that when played out generates more wins than it loses over the long run. And that's all you need to make money trading. And that's what I— at least that's what I claim to know, right? That's my zone of expertise. Now, Anyone, I would even go so far as to say that anyone that claims to know how the markets move is just, you know, just living in a delusion. Because the truth is financial markets are huge. They're way bigger than you and I could comprehend. To claim that you understand this system or like this machine where hundreds of thousands of decisions and orders and millions of dollars are flowing through it every single second is just, I don't know, it's irresponsible. So I would just like to say, like, unlike most other trading content creators out there, I don't really know all the answers and neither do I care because all that matters for us retail traders is that we come in and we stand a good chance of making money from the markets. And if we can do that consistently, I think we're all happy. So with that out of the way though, let's actually get into the daily bias for today because this is going to be one of those days where we're going to just completely ignore the daily bias. Reason being is that like we already had that weekly kind of plan built out where Monday, Tuesday goes down, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, right? We already had that profile in mind. And secondly, and even yesterday I was already like, hmm, Uh, if we do jump into a short, we are going to be very cautious when we approach that short for the reason that we are already in that daily support level. And today we are seeing exactly the reaction that we've been looking for. Now we go into the 1-hourly time frame and we can immediately see that not only has price gotten a CISD, but we've gotten 2 CISDs towards a bullish direction. And chances are, by the time you watch this video, we're gonna get 3 bullish CISDs. So all in all, like, especially, especially so If by the time you watch this video, you get a 1-hourly candle close above $79,400, that is undeniable proof that the price action is putting in very bullish signals. And even if you were to short here, right, even if we were to take the daily bias into account and we go short today, like, where are you going to take profit? You're going to be trading right into this zone of support. You're going to be coming into this zone of support, and arguably you're going to be coming into this zone of support. Essentially, even if we go short right now, you're coming into a whole lot of support. And that's not what I like to see when it comes to You know, my trades. For the same reason yesterday that we did not go long, because if we were to go long, we're going to be coming into this zone of resistance right here, as well as this one. Even though technically speaking, we had reason to believe that price was going to go towards the upside, we did not take that because the 1-hour— in terms of the 1-hourly timeframe, the order flow was incredibly bearish. Now today, the order flow on the 1-hourly timeframe is incredibly bullish. Plus the fact that we have that weekly profile narrative going for us doesn't mean it's going to come true though, because like one of the ways I like to explain this is that you need to have 2 things right before you jump into any trade. You need to have an opinion about what the market is likely to do. So in this case, we have that weekly profile where, okay, our opinion is that the market's going to go up. But then most people just kind of use that and just jump into a trade right away. But that's a mistake because before you jump into any trade, you also need the market to show you evidence that it agrees with whatever your idea is. So given that my idea is that today is actually going to be bullish, well, I'm going to come into the lower timeframes to look for evidence that the market also agrees. And so far, based on the amount of CSDs that I've seen, like 1, 2, and technically 3, I like my odds of saying that, yeah, today we're going to go bullish. Now, this may change later on when we actually get into the live markets and I start live trading. And, you know, let's say price just puts in really bearish price action, like, I'm more than happy to be flexible and to change. Like, I'm not too— I'm not stubborn enough to just come up with an idea and like just get married to it. I like die on a hill while protecting that idea. I don't care if I'm wrong, but I do care about making money. So this may change later, but I'm going to be honest, based on my experience, you know, literally trading the financial markets for multiple years and showing up Literally daily making these trade calls here on YouTube. Do you think odds are in our favor that you know things actually do go up instead of down? And so with this information, how do we make use of this? Well, one thing you see these one hourly support levels that we can potentially come back into. That's all you're going to be looking for in terms of today, right? And the exact blocks are going to be this first one right here, starting at 79,150 all the way down to like what 79,000. And then the second block is going to be at 78,900 coming down to around 78,600 ish. So these are two order blocks. That if we were to retrace into later on today, we can look for a move or continuation move towards the upside. So this is how it would look like. And the time, the timing that you're going to want to look for both of these to happen is between the hours of 7 AM to 10 AM. Now the reason why timing matters is that you've got to remember that there are 2 axes on your chart. You have the y-axis, which is price action, which tends to be what most people focus on. But you also have the x-axis, which is time. And depending on what time certain moves in price happen, it increases or decreases is the probability of that move playing out. Now obviously, if we were to get a retracement into here at the key timing that I mentioned, which is 7 to 10, and this is the New York opening market hour, like New York market opening hours, then you're going to get a much higher, you know, kind of probability that your trade is going to play out if it happens around this time. And if you've heard the word order block or CSD repeated multiple times throughout this video and you have no idea like what they mean, or maybe you have some sort of idea but you're not quite sure what they mean in the context of the system right here, I encourage you to check out this video that's going to pop up on the screen right here. Where I explain the concept of order blocks, CSD, and liquidity in a very beginner-friendly way. So check it out right here, and I'll see you later on X for whatever trades I may call. Ciao ciao!
